New York: The Dial Press, 1963. First printing. Hardcover. A Near Fine copy with slight discoloration of the beige clothbound spine. The jacket shows wear with minor chipping, dampstaining to the top edge, and bears a closed tear between the rear panel and flap, running from the base about halfway..... more
New York: The Black Photographers Annual, 1973. Paperback. Very Good, overall. Clean and unmarked paperback. Slight toning around the edges. The paper wrappers show hints of dampstaining. Forward by Toni Morrision. Black and white photographs. 143 pages. 8.5” x 10”.The Black Photographers Annual appeared in four volumes across seven years..... more
Brooklyn: Black Photographers Annual, Inc., 1974. Paperback. Other than fingersoil to the top margin of one page and the faint suggestion of former price stickers to the front and rear wrapper, a Fine copy of a scarce book. Paperback edition. Black and white photography throughout. 102 pages with three pages..... more
New York: International Publishers, 1969. New and enlarged Freedom Fighters Edition. Flexibound. Very Good example of a later printing. Largely clean. Slight tilt to the spine. 131 pages. 3.5” x 5.25”.A collection of remarks by the first Prime Minister and, later, first President of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah (1909–1972), drawn from..... more
New York: Hours Press, 1939. Paperback. A Very Good Minus staple bound paperback, showing minor soiling, particularly to the wrappers, toning, and creasing. “Copyright 1939 by Lawrence Gellert Int. Copyright Secured” stamped below the table of contents. 31 pages. 7” x 10.25”.Hungarian-born Lawrence Gellert (1898–c. 1979), in the 1920s and..... more
New York: Richard W. Baron, 1969. First US printing. Hardcover. Very Good book block and case with moderate shelfwear. Dust jacket is present and unclipped, showing scuffing, wear, and chipping. First US printing. 248 pages. 6" x 8.5”.A satirical spy novel, The Spook Who Sat by the Door (1969) begins..... more